Laser shock forging and laser cutting composite additive manufacturing device and method

ABSTRACT

The present invention discloses a laser shock forging and laser cutting composite additive manufacturing device and method. The device forms two different light guide systems by splitting an output laser beam of a laser device into two laser beams through a beam splitter system. The first light guide system splits a laser beam into a third laser beam and a fourth laser beam which are respectively applied to laser 3D (3-Dimensional) printing and laser cutting. The second laser beam is applied to laser shock forging. A three dimensional model is built according to individual design requirements of a part. Layer-by-layer slicing treatment is performed to acquire slice contour information, so as to determine a layered contour and internal complex structures such as a cavity, a pipeline and a cold pipe of the part through laser cutting. The third laser beam forms an Nth layer of slice through 3D printing, and the second laser beam performs synchronous laser shock forging in an optimal temperature region. The fourth laser beam works when the thickness of each layer of slice or each slice layer meets the requirements, thereby guaranteeing the dimension accuracy and the surface quality and realizing high-rigidity, high-accuracy and high-efficiency 3D printing. The device has the advantages of high machining efficiency, high quality and long service life.

CROSS-REFERENCE TO RELATED APPLICATIONS

This application is a continuation of International Patent ApplicationNo. PCT/CN2018/102601 with a filing date of Aug. 28, 2018, designatingthe United States, now pending, and further claims priority to ChinesePatent Application No. 201711384816.9 with a filing date of Dec. 20,2017. The content of the aforementioned applications, including anyintervening amendments thereto, are incorporated herein by reference.

TECHNICAL FIELD

The present invention relates to the technical field of additivemanufacturing, and more particularly relates to a laser shock forgingand laser cutting composite additive manufacturing device and method.

BACKGROUND OF THE PRESENT INVENTION

A 3D (3-Dimensional) printing technology may quickly process parts thatare difficult to manufacture by traditional methods, and has greatadvantages for complex parts. However, 3D printers are still actuallyused in the field of rapid prototyping. According to the statistics, 80%of products produced by 3D printing are still product prototypes, andonly 20% of the products are final products. At present, a contradictionbetween the printing efficiency and the machining accuracy is the mainproblem. To achieve high-accuracy printing quality, a relatively thinslice is required, which leads to very low printing efficiency.Improving the printing efficiency makes the printing accuracy andsurface smoothness relatively low and requires subsequent surfacetreatment. In addition, an inner cavity of a 3D printed object having acomplicated structure is difficult to further treat after printing iscompleted, so the surface quality thereof is difficult to guarantee. Atpresent, these existing defects severely limit practical applications of3D printing.

According to the Chinese patent CN104493492A: selective laser meltingand milling composite machining equipment and machining method, avertical milling machining device is disposed on the inner side of asealed molding chamber; the equipment adopts a light path transmissionsystem; a molding range is divided into four stations; the system workscooperatively; and each light path unit melts metal powder in onestation. After scanning a plurality of layers of metal powder, theequipment turns to milling to precisely cut layered contours andinternal holes of parts at high speed, and cuts off protrusions of amolded surface, so as to improve the powder laying quality of the nextlaser forming. The equipment has the following problems that: (1) themilling forming range of the equipment that moves along a fixed guiderail is limited, so large-size complex metal parts are difficult tomachine; (2) a final surface of an SLM (Selective Laser Melting) formedpart may have many rugged stripes and has a general surface roughness ofRa 15 to 50 um, and if light spots are larger, the forming accuracy islower, so it is very hard to guarantee both the high efficiency and thehigh accuracy of large-size parts; (3) large-size complex curved surfaceparts need to be secondarily machined, so that a tool replacementmechanism is still needed to replace an additive manufacturing moduleand a subtractive manufacturing module; and (4) when a milling cutter isused to mill large-size complex metal parts, small plastic deformationis caused, so it is very hard to eliminate internal defects such asholes, shrinkage and micro cracks in a cladding layer.

Therefore, the prior art needs to be further improved and perfected.

SUMMARY OF PRESENT INVENTION

The purpose of the present invention is to overcome the shortcomings inthe prior art, so as to provide a laser shock forging and laser cuttingcomposite additive manufacturing device with high machining efficiencyand high quality.

Another purpose of the present invention is to overcome the shortcomingsin the prior art, so as to provide a manufacturing method based on theabove-mentioned device.

The purposes of the present invention are realized through the followingtechnical solution:

A laser shock forging and laser cutting composite additive manufacturingdevice includes a laser generating system used for generating andcontrolling a laser beam, a laser shock forging system, a 3D(3-Dimensional) printing system, a laser cutting system, an on-linemonitoring system used for monitoring internal structure performance,surface performance, shape and dimension of a part, and a real-timetracking and feedback system used for feeding back data to a pluralityof laser beam power adjustment devices. The laser generating system isrespectively connected with the laser shock forging system, the 3Dprinting system, the laser cutting system and the real-time tracking andfeedback system. The on-line monitoring system is connected with thereal-time tracking and feedback system.

Specifically, the laser generating system includes a computer, a laserdevice, a laser device power adjustment device, a beam splitter forsplitting the laser beam into a first laser beam and a second laserbeam, a first light guide system for controlling the first laser beam, afirst power adjustment device and an adjustable beam splitter forsplitting the first laser beam into a third laser beam and a fourthlaser beam. The computer, the laser device power adjustment device, thelaser device and the beam splitter are connected in sequence. One end ofthe first power adjustment device is connected with the first lightguide system, and the other end of the first power adjustment device isconnected with the adjustable beam splitter.

Specifically, the laser shock forging system includes a second lightguide system for controlling the second laser beam, a laser shockforging power adjustment device, a laser shock forging laser head and alaser shock forging control system. The second light guide system, thelaser shock forging power adjustment device, the laser shock forgingcontrol system and the laser shock forging laser head are connected insequence. The second light guide system is connected with the beamsplitter.

Specifically, the laser cutting system includes a fourth light guidesystem for controlling the fourth laser beam, a laser cutting poweradjustment device, a laser cutting laser head and a laser cuttingcontrol system. The fourth light guide system, the laser cutting poweradjustment device, the laser cutting control system and the lasercutting laser head are connected in sequence. The fourth light guidesystem is connected with the adjustable beam splitter.

Specifically, the 3D printing system includes a third light guide systemfor controlling the third laser beam, a 3D printing power adjustmentdevice, a 3D printing head, a powder feeding system, a powder feedinghead for coaxially conveying light and powder and a 3D printing controlsystem. The third light guide system, the 3D printing power adjustmentdevice, the 3D printing control system and the 3D printing head areconnected in sequence. The powder feeding head is mounted on the 3Dprinting head and is connected with the computer through the powderfeeding system. The third light guide system is connected with the beamsplitter.

Specifically, the real-time tracking and feedback system is respectivelyconnected with the computer, the laser power adjustment device, thefirst power adjustment device, the laser shock forging power adjustmentdevice, the laser cutting power adjustment device and the 3D printingpower adjustment device.

As a preferred solution of the present invention, the laser cuttinglaser head and the 3D printing head are disposed adjacently and inparallel. The adjustable beam splitter respectively controls the lasercutting laser head and the 3D printing head to work simultaneously orindependently. Specifically, the laser device simultaneously suppliesenergy to the laser cutting laser head, the 3D printing head and theshock forging laser head. The laser cutting laser head and the 3Dprinting head are disposed adjacently and in parallel. The laseremission end of the laser device is connected with the beam splitter tosplit one laser beam into the first laser beam and the second laserbeam. The first light guide system splits the first laser beam into thethird laser beam and the fourth laser beam through the adjustable beamsplitter for 3D printing and laser cutting. The adjustable beam splitterenables the laser cutting laser head and the 3D printing head tosimultaneously or independently work to realize function integration ofthe laser cutting and the 3D printing, thereby making the power of eachpath of laser adjustable, reducing the quantity of laser devices,reducing the cost of the equipment and improving the compactness of theequipment.

As a preferred solution of the present invention, the laser shockforging system is disposed on the same side with the laser cutting laserhead and the 3D printing head or on the side opposite to the lasercutting laser head and the 3D printing head, and the laser shock forgingsystem may freely move on a working table. Specifically, the secondlight guide system, the laser shock forging power adjustment device, thelaser shock forging control system and the laser shock forging laserhead may freely move on both sides of the working table. That is, bymaintaining the laser device fixed, the whole laser shock forging systemmoves to work on both sides or the same side of a part. The 3D printingsystem and the laser shock forging system are distributed on the sameside to achieve a synchronous coupling action together with the on-linemonitoring system. Laser shock forging refines crystalline grains on acladding layer, thereby eliminating internal defects such as pores inthe cladding layer, and a thermal stress, significantly improving theinternal quality and comprehensive mechanical properties of a metal partand effectively controlling macroscopical deformation and crackingproblems. The 3D printing system and the laser shock forging system aresymmetrically distributed at corresponding portions of both sides of ablade along a center line. The on-line monitoring system and the 3Dprinting system are distributed in a certain spacing, and also mayindependently rotate to the laser shock forging side to achieve asynchronization action among the on-line monitoring system, the 3Dprinting system and the laser shock forging system. Superposed shockwaves counteract an internal stress, thereby eliminating the internaldefects such as the pores, significantly improving the internal qualityand the comprehensive mechanical properties of the metal part andgreatly improving the efficiency. An optimal working solution isselected through error analysis, which is beneficial to improving themachining efficiency.

As a preferred solution of the present invention, the laser cuttingsystem may act on one or more slice layers. The laser cutting systemdesigned in the present invention has no requirement for the thicknessof a slice layer. An optimal number of layers of laser cutting may bedetermined for different functional requirements, different structures,different regions and different manufacturing processes according toindividualized design requirements. Complex structures having cavities,pipelines, cold pipes and other internal configurations are subjected tolaser cutting to obtain slice layers. The shapes are accuratelycontrolled according to an individual design model without technologicalprocesses such as post-treatment. The synchronization action on eachlayer of slice may eliminate the internal defects such as internalresidual stress, pores and cracks and eliminate defects such as stresssuperposition caused by superposition of multiple layers of slices.During laser cutting of multiple slice layers in a non-individualregion, macroscopical deformations such as the shape and the dimensionmay be strictly controlled; the acting force between the slice layersand the internal defects may be reduced; and secondary machining such asthe post-treatment may be avoided to guarantee the machining quality andimprove the efficiency.

The other purpose of the present invention is realized through thefollowing technical solution:

A laser shock forging and laser cutting composite additive manufacturingmethod is provided. The manufacturing method includes the followingspecific steps:

Step S1: inputting original data: designing a three-dimensional model ofa part to be formed according to individual design requirements,performing layer-by-layer slicing treatment to determine an optimalnumber of layers suitable for laser cutting, calculating main processparameters of 3D printing and optimizing the parameters, estimating mainprocess parameters of laser shock forging and optimizing the parameters,and determining an optimal temperature region for the laser shockforging; transmitting relevant data into a computer as the original datawhich are used as an adjustment control standard for relevant parametersof a laser shock forging and laser cutting composite additivemanufacturing process;

Step S2: performing error analysis: forming a first layer of slicethrough laser 3D printing and synchronously, performing synchronouslaser shock forging in the optimal temperature region; when the Nthlayer of slice is obtained, performing laser cutting on the part toobtain a layered contour and internal complex structures; monitoring, byan on-line monitoring system, whether the internal structureperformance, surface performance, shape and dimension of the part meetdesirable requirements or not, comparatively analyzing the original datain Step 1 to determine whether the relevant process parameters arecorrect or not, and performing the error analysis to automaticallycompensate the process parameters and determine final optimal processparameters;

Step S3: automatically compensating the Nth layer of slice formed bysynchronous shock forging and 3D printing on the same side: installing a3D printing system and a laser shock forging system on the same side ofa working table; printing, by the 3D printing system, the Nth layer ofslice according to the individual design requirements for internalconfigurations such as a cavity, a pipeline and a cold pipe of the partto be formed; simultaneously, monitoring the internal structureperformance, surface performance, shape and dimension of the formedslice layer in real time and on line; feeding back, by a real-timefeedback system, data parameters to the 3D printing system and the lasershock forging system in sequence to automatically compensate therelevant process parameters; meanwhile, controlling, by a second laserbeam control system, the laser shock forging system to worksynchronously to realize a synchronous coupling action of 3Dprinting-detection and feedback-laser shock forging;

Step 4: performing data acquisition and error analysis after thesynchronous coupling action of 3D printing-detection and feedback-lasershock forging is realized on the same side: acquiring, by the on-linemonitoring system, parameters of the internal structure performance,surface performance, shape and dimension of the part to be formed andparameters of four laser beams of a laser device; storing, by acomputer, the data and feeding back the data to a 3D printing poweradjustment device and a laser shock forging power adjustment device, andperforming the error analysis; analytically calculating an optimalthickness N of the slice formed on the same side, and determiningwhether the thickness of the slice formed on both sides meets therequirement or not;

Step S5: if the synchronous coupling action of 3D printing-detection andfeedback-laser shock forging, realized on the same side, meets therelevant requirements, and an error is within an allowable error range,enabling a laser cutting system to work to cut, with laser, the internalconfigurations such as the cavity, the pipeline and the cold pipe of thepart to be formed according to the individual design requirements, orimplementing Step S6;

Step S6: automatically compensating the (N+1)th layer of slice formed bysynchronous shock forging and 3D printing on both sides: distributingthe 3D printing system and the laser shock forging system on both sides;printing, by the 3D printing system, the (N+1)th layer of sliceaccording to the individual design requirements for the internalconfigurations of the part to be formed; simultaneously, monitoring theinternal structure performance, surface performance, shape and dimensionof the formed slice layer in real time and on line; feeding back, by thereal-time feedback system, data parameters to the 3D printing system andthe laser shock forging system in sequence to automatically compensatethe relevant process parameters; meanwhile, controlling the laser shockforging system to work synchronously to realize the synchronous couplingaction of 3D printing-detection and feedback-laser shock forging;

Step S7: performing data acquisition and error analysis after thesynchronous coupling action of 3D printing-detection and feedback-lasershock forging is realized on both sides: acquiring, by the on-linemonitoring system, parameters of the internal structure performance,surface performance, shape and dimension of the part to be formed andparameters of four laser beams of the laser device; storing, by thecomputer, the data and feeding back the data to the 3D printing poweradjustment device and the laser shock forging power adjustment device,and performing the error analysis; analytically calculating an optimalthickness N̂ of the slice formed on both sides, and determining whetherthe thickness of the slice formed on both sides meets the requirement ornot;

Step S8: if the synchronous coupling action of 3D printing-detection andfeedback-laser shock forging, realized on both sides, meets the relevantrequirements, and an error is within an allowable error range, enablingthe laser cutting system to work to cut, with laser, the internalconfigurations such as the cavity, the pipeline and the cold pipe of thepart to be formed according to the individual design requirements, orimplementing Step S9;

Step S9: comparatively analyzing the relevant, data for automaticallycompensating the synchronous coupling action of the 3D printing systemand the laser shock forging system on the same side and the relevantdata for automatically compensating the synchronous coupling action ofthe 3D printing system and the laser shock forging system on both sides,and selecting the working solution with the best effect; and

Step S10: continuously repeatedly machining the part according to theoptimal working solution till the relevant parameters of the internalstructure performance, surface performance, shape and dimension of theformed part are close to the desirable requirements and the error iswithin the allowable error range.

As a preferred solution of the present invention, N is between 8 and 10.

As a preferred solution of the present invention, N̂ is between 8 and 10.

Compared with the prior art, the present invention further has thefollowing advantages that: the laser shock forging light guide systemmay freely move on both sides of a workpiece; the 3D printing system andthe laser shock forging light guide system are distributed on the sameside or both sides of the workpiece; the 3D printing system additivelymanufactures the Nth layer of slice, and the laser shock forging issynchronously performed in the optimal temperature region; the layeredcontour and the internal complex structures such as the cavity, thepipeline and the cold pipe are cut with laser according to thethree-dimensional model of the individual part; the on-line monitoringsystem monitors the surface performance, shape and dimension of theworkpiece; the real-time tracking and feedback system feeds back thedata monitored by the on-line monitoring system to the laser beam poweradjustment device to automatically compensate the relevant parameters,thereby eliminating the collaborative influence of the 3D printingforming and the synchronous shock forging, improving the surfaceaccuracy of the workpiece and improving the machining efficiency to anextremely large extent. In addition, by cooperation of the computer andthe plurality of modules, the error is analyzed for the acquired data toselect the optimal working solution to continuously optimize theworkpiece until the machining requirements are met.

DESCRIPTION OF THE DRAWINGS

FIG. 1 is a structural schematic diagram of an embodiment of the presentinvention when a 3D printing system and a laser shock forging lightguide system are located on the same side of a working table;

FIG. 2 is a structural schematic diagram of an embodiment of the presentinvention when a 3D printing system and a laser shock forging lightguide system are located on both sides of a working table; and

FIG. 3 is a working schematic diagram of an embodiment of the presentinvention.

Numerals in the Drawings:

1: laser shock forging laser head; 2: laser cutting laser head; 3: lasershock forging control system; 4: laser cutting control system; 5: lasercutting power adjustment device; 6: laser shock forging power adjustmentdevice; 7: fourth light guide system; 8: second light guide system; 9:third light guide system; 10: adjustable beam splitter; 11: first poweradjustment device; 12: beam splitter; 13: laser device; 14: first lightguide system; 15: laser device power adjustment device; 16: computer;17: 3D printing power adjustment device; 18: powder feeding system; 19:3D printing control system; 20: powder feeding head; 21: real-timetracking and feedback system; 22: 3D printing head; and 23: on-linemonitoring system.

DETAILED DESCRIPTION OF PREFERRED EMBODIMENTS

In order to make the purposes, technical solutions and advantages of thepresent invention clearer and more specific, the present invention isfurther described below with reference to accompanying drawings andembodiments.

Embodiment 1

As shown in FIGS. 1, 2 and 3, the present invention discloses a lasershock forging and laser cutting composite additive manufacturing deviceand method. The manufacturing device mainly includes a laser shockforging control system 3 for controlling a second light guide system 8,a laser shock forging power adjustment device 6 and a laser shockforging laser head 1; a laser cutting control system 4 for controlling afourth laser beam light guide system 7, a laser cutting power adjustmentdevice 5 and a laser cutting laser head 2; a 3D printing control system19 for controlling a third laser beam light guide system 9, a 3Dprinting power adjustment device 17 and a 3D printing head 22; a powderfeeding system 18; a powder feeding head 20 for coaxially conveyinglight and powder; an on-line monitoring system 23 for monitoring theinternal structure performance, surface performance, shape and dimensionof a part; a real-time tracking and feedback system 21 for feeding backdata monitored by the on-line monitoring system 23 to the laser beampower adjustment devices; a power adjustment device 15 for controllingthe laser device 13; a beam splitter 12; a first light guide system 14;a first laser beam power adjustment device 11; and an adjustable beamsplitter 10 for splitting a first laser beam into a third laser beam anda fourth laser beam. The real-time tracking and feedback system 21, thepowder feeding system 18, the 3D printing power adjustment device 17,the first laser beam power adjustment device 11 and the power adjustmentdevice 15 are connected with the computer 16 and are controlled by thecomputer 16.

The laser shock forging light guide system 3 may freely move on bothsides of the working table. The 3D printing system 20 and the lasershock forging system 1 synchronously work on the same side: spacingdistances from the on-line monitoring system 23 to the 3D printingsystem 20 and the laser shock forging system 1 are obtained by blendinganalysis of corresponding temperature fields of the 3D printing and theshock forging to realize a synchronous action of the three systems. The3D printing system 20 and the laser shock forging system 1 may bedistributed at corresponding portions of both sides of a blade and worksynchronously: the 3D printing system 20 and the laser shock forgingsystem 1 are symmetrically distributed along a center line, and theon-line monitoring system and the 3D printing system are distributed ina certain spacing, and also may independently rotate to the laser shockforging side to achieve the synchronization action of the three systems.An optimal working solution is selected through error analysis toimprove the machining efficiency.

The 3D printing system 3, the laser shock forging system 2 and the lasercutting system 4 may enable the laser beam light guide systems of thelaser device to select different parameters according to differentrequirements in the machining technological process. The on-linemonitoring system 23 is used to synchronously detect a formed part, andthe real-time tracking and feedback system 21 adjusts information andparameters such as the internal structure performance, surfaceperformance, shape and dimension of the part and transmits theinformation and parameters to the laser beam power adjustment devices torespectively adjust and control relevant parameters of laser beams.After the relevant parameters are automatically compensated, the part ismachined repeatedly for multiple times.

As shown in FIG. 3, the present invention discloses a laser shockforging and laser cutting composite additive manufacturing method. Themethod specifically includes the following working steps:

(1) original data are input:

a three-dimensional model of a part to be formed is designed accordingto individual design requirements, for example: internal configurationssuch as a cavity, a pipeline and a cold pipe of the formed part;layer-by-layer slicing treatment is performed to determine an optimalnumber of layers suitable for laser cutting; main process parameters of3D printing are calculated and then optimized; main process parametersof laser shock forging are estimated and then optimized; an optimaltemperature region for the laser shock forging is determined; relevantdata are transmitted into a computer as the original data which are usedas an adjustment control standard for relevant parameters of a lasershock forging and laser cutting composite additive manufacturingprocess;

(2) error analysis is performed;

a first layer of slice is formed through laser 3D printing, and thelaser shock forging is synchronously performed in the optimaltemperature region; when the Nth layer of slice is obtained (N isgenerally equal to 8 to 10), laser cutting is performed on the part toobtain a layered contour and internal complex structures; an on-linemonitoring system 23 monitors whether the internal structureperformance, surface performance, shape and dimension of the part meetdesirable requirements or not; the original data in Step 1 arecomparatively analyzed to determine whether the relevant processparameters are correct or not; the error analysis is performed toautomatically compensate the process parameters and determine finaloptimal process parameters;

(3) the Nth layer of slice formed by synchronous shock forging and 3Dprinting is automatically compensated on the same side:

a 3D printing system 3 and a laser shock forging system 2 are installedon the same side of a working table; the 3D printing system prints theNth layer of slice according to the individual design requirements forthe internal configurations such as the cavity, the pipeline and thecold pipe of the part to be formed; the internal structure performance,surface performance, shape and dimension of the formed slice layer aremonitored in real time and on line; a real-time feedback system 21 feedsback data parameters to the 3D printing system 3 and the laser shockforging system 2 in sequence to automatically compensate the relevantprocess parameters; meanwhile, a second laser beam control systemcontrols the laser shock forging system to work synchronously to realizea synchronous coupling action of 3D printing-detection andfeedback-laser shock forging;

(4) data acquisition and error analysis are performed after thesynchronous coupling action of 3D printing-detection and feedback-lasershock forging is realized on the same side:

the on-line monitoring system 23 acquires parameters of the internalstructure performance, surface performance, shape and dimension of thepart to be formed and parameters of four laser beams of a laser device;a computer stores the data and feeds back the data to a third laser beampower adjustment device and a second laser beam power adjustment device,and performs the error analysis; an optimal thickness N (N is generallyequal to 8 to 10) of the slice formed on the same side is analyticallycalculated, and whether the thickness of the slice formed on both sidesmeets the requirement or not is determined;

(5) if the synchronous coupling action of 3D printing-detection andfeedback-laser shock forging, realized on the same side, meets therelevant requirements, and an error is within an allowable error range,a laser cutting system 4 works to cut, with laser, the internalconfigurations such as the cavity, the pipeline and the cold pipe of thepart to be formed according to the individual design requirements, orStep (6) is implemented;

(6) the (N+1)th layer of slice formed by synchronous shock forging and3D printing is automatically compensated on both sides:

the 3D printing system and the laser shock forging system aredistributed on both sides; the 3D printing system prints the (N+1)thlayer of slice according to the individual design requirements for theinternal configurations such as the cavity, the pipeline and the coldpipe of the part to be formed; the internal structure performance,surface performance, shape and dimension of the formed slice layer aremonitored in real time and on line; the real-time feedback system, feedsback data parameters to the 3D printing system 3 and the laser shockforging system 2 in sequence to automatically compensate the relevantprocess parameters; meanwhile, the second laser beam control systemcontrols the laser shock forging system 2 to work synchronously torealize the synchronous coupling action of 3D printing-detection andfeedback-laser shock forging;

(7) data acquisition and error analysis are performed after thesynchronous coupling action of 3D printing-detection and feedback-lasershock forging is realized on both sides:

the on-line monitoring system acquires parameters of the internalstructure performance, surface performance, shape and dimension of thepart to be formed and parameters of four laser beams of the laserdevice; the computer stores the data and feeds back the data to thethird laser beam power adjustment device and the second laser beam poweradjustment device, and performs the error analysis; an optimal thicknessN̂ (N̂ is generally equal to 8 to 10) of the slice formed on both sides isanalytically calculated, and whether the thickness of the slice formedon both sides meets the requirement or not is determined;

(8) if the synchronous coupling action of 3D printing-detection andfeedback-laser shock forging, realized on both sides, meets the relevantrequirements, and an error is within an allowable error range, the lasercutting system works to cut, with laser, the internal configurationssuch as the cavity, the pipeline and the cold pipe of the part to beformed according to the individual design requirements, or Step (9) isimplemented;

(9) the relevant data for automatically compensating the synchronouscoupling action of the 3D printing system and the laser shock forgingsystem on the same side and the relevant data for automaticallycompensating the synchronous coupling action of the 3D printing systemand the laser, shock forging system on both sides are comparativelyanalyzed, and the working solution with the best effect is selected; and

(10) the part is continuously repeatedly machined according to theoptimal working solution till the relevant parameters of the internalstructure performance, surface performance, shape and dimension of theformed part are close to the desirable requirements and the error iswithin the allowable error range.

In this solution, the laser shock forging light guide system 2 mayfreely move on both sides of a workpiece; the 3D printing system 3 andthe laser shock forging light guide system 2 are distributed on the sameside or both sides of the workpiece; the 3D printing system additivelymanufactures the Nth layer of slice, and the laser shock forging issynchronously performed in the optimal temperature region; the layeredcontour and the internal complex structures such as the cavity; thepipeline and the cold pipe are cut with laser according to thethree-dimensional model of the individual part; the on-line monitoringsystem 23 monitors the surface performance, shape and dimension of theworkpiece; the real-time tracking and feedback system 21 feeds back thedata monitored by the on-line monitoring system to the laser beam poweradjustment device to automatically compensate the relevant parameters,thereby eliminating the collaborative influence of the 3D printingforming and the synchronous shock forging, improving the surfaceaccuracy of the workpiece and improving the machining efficiency to anextremely large extent. In addition, by cooperation of the computer 16and the plurality of modules, the error is analyzed for the acquireddata to select the optimal working solution to continuously optimize theworkpiece until the machining requirements are met or to select theoptimal working solution to continuously optimize the formed part untilthe machining requirements are met.

The above embodiments are preferred implementation modes of the presentinvention, but the implementation modes of the present invention are notlimited by the above embodiments. Any other changes, modifications,substitutions, combination and simplifications that are made withoutdeparting from the spiritual essence and principle of the presentinvention shall be equivalent replacements and fall within theprotection scope of the present invention.

We claim:
 1. A laser shock forging and laser cutting composite additivemanufacturing device, comprising a laser generating system used forgenerating and controlling a laser beam, a laser shock forging system, a3D (3-Dimensional) printing system, a laser cutting system, an on-linemonitoring system used for monitoring internal structure performance,surface performance, shape and dimension of a part; and a real-timetracking and feedback system used for feeding back data to a pluralityof laser beam power adjustment devices, wherein the laser generatingsystem is respectively connected with the laser shock forging system,the 3D printing system, the laser cutting system and the real-timetracking and feedback system; the on-line monitoring system is connectedwith the real-time tracking and feedback system; the laser generatingsystem comprises a computer, a laser device, a laser device poweradjustment device, a beam splitter for splitting the laser beam into afirst laser beam and a second laser beam, a first light guide system forcontrolling the first laser beam, a first power adjustment device and anadjustable beam splitter for splitting the first laser beam into a thirdlaser beam and a fourth laser beam; the computer, the laser device poweradjustment device, the laser device and the beam splitter are connectedin sequence; one end of the first power adjustment device is connectedwith the first light guide system, and the other end of the first poweradjustment device is connected with the adjustable beam splitter; thelaser shock forging system comprises a second light guide system forcontrolling the second laser beam, a laser shock forging poweradjustment device, a laser shock forging laser head and a laser shockforging control system; the second light guide system, the laser shockforging power adjustment device, the laser shock forging control systemand the laser shock forging laser head are connected in sequence; thesecond light guide system is connected with the beam splitter; the lasercutting system comprises a fourth light guide system for controlling thefourth laser beam, a laser cutting power adjustment device, a lasercutting laser head and a laser cutting control system; the fourth lightguide system, the laser cutting power adjustment device, the lasercutting control system and the laser cutting laser head are connected insequence; the fourth light guide system is connected with the adjustablebeam splitter; the 3D printing system comprises a third light guidesystem for controlling the third laser beam, a 3D printing poweradjustment device, a 3D printing head, a powder feeding system, a powderfeeding head for coaxially conveying light and powder and a 3D printingcontrol system; the third light guide system, the 3D printing poweradjustment device, the 3D printing control system and the 3D printinghead are connected in sequence; the powder feeding head is mounted onthe 3D printing head and is connected with the computer through thepowder feeding system; the third light guide system is connected withthe beam splitter; and the real-time tracking and feedback system isrespectively connected with the computer, the laser power adjustmentdevice, the first power adjustment device, the laser shock forging poweradjustment device, the laser cutting power adjustment device and the 3Dprinting power adjustment device.
 2. The laser shock forging and lasercutting composite additive manufacturing device according to claim 1,wherein the laser cutting laser head and the 3D printing head aredisposed adjacently and in parallel; and the adjustable beam splitterrespectively controls the laser cutting laser head and the 3D printinghead to work simultaneously or independently.
 3. The laser shock forgingand laser cutting composite additive manufacturing device according toclaim 2, wherein the laser shock forging system is disposed on the sameside with the laser cutting laser head and the 3D printing head or onthe side opposite to the laser cutting laser head and the 3D printinghead, and the laser shock forging system may freely move on a workingtable.
 4. The laser shock forging and laser cutting composite additivemanufacturing device according to claim 1, wherein the laser cuttingsystem may act on one or more slice layers.
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A laser shock forging andlaser cutting composite additive manufacturing method, comprising thefollowing steps: Step S1: inputting original data: designing athree-dimensional model of a part to be formed according to individualdesign requirements, performing layer-by-layer slicing treatment todetermine an optimal number of layers suitable for laser cutting,calculating main process parameters of 3D printing and optimizing theparameters, estimating main process parameters of laser shock forgingand optimizing the parameters, and determining an optimal temperatureregion for the laser shock forging; transmitting relevant data into acomputer as the original data which are used as an adjustment controlstandard for relevant parameters of a laser shock forging and lasercutting composite additive manufacturing process; Step S2: performingerror analysis: forming a first layer of slice through laser 3D printingand synchronously, performing synchronous laser shock forging in theoptimal temperature region; when the Nth layer of slice is obtained,performing laser cutting on the part to obtain a layered contour andinternal complex structures; monitoring, by an on-line monitoringsystem, whether the internal structure performance, surface performance,shape and dimension of the part meet desirable requirements or not,comparatively analyzing the original data in Step 1 to determine whetherthe relevant process parameters are correct or not, and performing theerror analysis to automatically compensate the process parameters anddetermine final optimal process parameters; Step S3: automaticallycompensating the Nth layer of slice formed by synchronous shock forgingand 3D printing on the same side: installing a 3D printing system and alaser shock forging system on the same side of a working table;printing, by the 3D, printing system, the Nth layer of slice accordingto the individual design requirements for internal configurations suchas a cavity, a pipeline and a cold pipe of the part to be formed;simultaneously; monitoring the internal structure performance, surfaceperformance, shape and dimension of the formed slice layer in real timeand on line; feeding back, by a real-time feedback system, dataparameters to the 3D printing system and the laser shock forging systemin sequence to automatically compensate the relevant process parameters;meanwhile, controlling, by a second laser beam control system, the lasershock forging system to work synchronously to realize a synchronouscoupling action of 3D printing-detection and feedback-laser shockforging; Step 4: performing data acquisition and error analysis afterthe synchronous coupling action of 3D printing-detection andfeedback-laser shock forging is realized on the same side: acquiring, bythe on-line monitoring system, parameters of the internal structureperformance, surface performance, shape and dimension of the part to beformed and parameters of four laser beams of a laser device; storing, bya computer, the data and feeding back the data to a 3D printing poweradjustment device and a laser shock forging power adjustment device, andperforming the error analysis; analytically calculating an optimalthickness N of the slice formed on the same side, and determiningwhether the thickness of the slice formed on both sides meets therequirement or not; Step S5: if the synchronous coupling action of 3Dprinting-detection and feedback-laser shock forging, realized on thesame side, meets the relevant requirements, and an error is within anallowable error range, enabling a laser cutting system to work to cut,with laser, the internal configurations such as the cavity, the pipelineand the cold pipe of the part to be formed according to the individualdesign requirements, or implementing Step S6; Step S6: automaticallycompensating the (N+1)th layer of slice formed by synchronous shockforging and 3D printing on both sides: distributing the 3D printingsystem and the laser shock forging system on both sides; printing, bythe 3D printing system, the (N+1)th layer of slice according to theindividual design requirements for the internal configurations of thepart to be formed; simultaneously, monitoring the internal structureperformance, surface performance, shape and dimension of the formedslice layer in real time and on line; feeding back, by the real-timefeedback system, data parameters to the 3D printing system and the lasershock forging system in sequence to automatically compensate therelevant process parameters; meanwhile, controlling the laser shockforging system to work synchronously to realize the synchronous couplingaction of 3D printing-detection and feedback-laser shock forging; StepS7: performing data acquisition and error analysis after the synchronouscoupling action of 3D printing-detection and feedback-laser shockforging is realized on both sides: acquiring, by the on-line monitoringsystem, parameters of the internal structure performance, surfaceperformance, shape and dimension of the part to be formed and parametersof four laser beams of the laser device; storing, by the computer, thedata and feeding back the data to the 3D printing power adjustmentdevice and the laser shock forging power adjustment device, andperforming the error analysis; analytically calculating an optimalthickness N̂ of the slice formed on both sides, and determining whetherthe thickness of the slice formed on both sides meets the requirement ornot; Step S8: if the synchronous coupling action of 3Dprinting-detection and feedback-laser shock forging, realized on bothsides, meets the relevant requirements, and an error is within anallowable error range, enabling the laser cutting system to work to cut,with laser, the internal configurations such as the cavity, the pipelineand the cold pipe of the part to be formed according to the individualdesign requirements, or implementing Step S9; Step S9: comparativelyanalyzing the relevant data for automatically compensating thesynchronous coupling action of the 3D printing system and the lasershock forging system on the same side and the relevant data forautomatically compensating the synchronous coupling action of the 3Dprinting system and the laser shock forging system on both sides, andselecting the working solution with the best effect; and Step S10:continuously repeatedly machining the part according to the optimalworking solution till the relevant parameters of the internal structureperformance, surface performance, shape and dimension of the formed partare close to the desirable requirements and the error is within theallowable error range.